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Working guide · July 29, 2026

What is Buzz Agent Hub?

Buzz Agent Hub is currently a private-alpha operating specification, documentation set, and site foundation for accountable agent systems on Buzz. It is not a live marketplace, managed service, or public workforce.

Evidence boundary

This guide explains the intended architecture. It does not establish that every team, workflow, snapshot, import path, or business outcome has been independently proved.

The intended runtime split

The mission separates collaboration runtime from business governance. Buzz is intended to carry identities, teams, messages, workflows, and runtime events. HIVE remains authoritative for doctrine, ownership, business truth, canonical memory, proof policy, learning governance, and promotion rules.

That split is a design requirement—not a claim that every integration in the target architecture is active.

Permanent identity, replaceable compute

The proposed model keeps an agent's name, role, scope, permissions, memory boundary, scorecard, and work history stable while its model or ACP-compatible harness may change. The snapshot format for that portability remains a draft until an import round trip is accepted.

Accountable teams

Continuing functions receive named teams and accountable leads. Active jobs receive bounded specialist crews. Work advances only through explicit states, stored evidence, and independent inspection; an agent cannot approve its own output.

Current authority

Garfield is the owner and final authority. GPT Sol is the temporary Foundation Builder for the setup phase. ATLAS is the intended permanent Business Builder Lead after its response, dispatch, and proof chain pass independent acceptance.

What exists in this build

The repository contains a buildable site, route-level documentation, draft agent and team records, a local-only assessment, and an explicit public boundary. It does not offer paid services, contact capture, or downloadable snapshots.

Source basis: the July 29 owner mission brief and current local work record. Publication-grade primary-source and freshness review remains a separate content gate.